The Sun. — London, England, 1810-10-12 00:00:00

CO P.TRY 1;1,1 IiKE7 S. .~s~-}; s.s?.iIIYJ At Norwichll, on Saitirdav, 0,-)...f.L there was enough of Fat Beet, .whilk was purch:!s',-fd at from. 6d. per stone; and also 'of Fat :littt , (;ll, hic,k was worth from Si. to 81u. per pound. -TOO or Lambs was Vol so ,forge; at1:1 the sate rat her elulier. Fat Hogs were sold at -10 i. per sione,:but Pis are somewhat tbeaper than last week _wr,re wally ordinaiy and a_-f•te good. Cart B.,rses.otifer , d to sale, 1111t1 he la:ter w , !re dispo-en of at high sums. The-show B comparatively Small, but the sales soon etieded,.at. from 6s. 6s, 6d. per stow!. At Norwich Corn Market, -on. Saturday, O. 6, -there was a good.supply of Whea, and the prices nearly as nigh as,last•vteek, goo(' samples fetching 44.5. per coocnb. :The price of Borly also remained the sane, being worth 21s. audits. 6d. per coamb; Oats were also pretty steady, tio'm 12,...t0 I 45.-- Tares were not Much in demand, owing to the con tinued drought. The . show of lean Beasts.al St. Faith's Fair, near Norwich,commences the 17th instant, and the Scotchnien say it will be one of the beg ever,, seen there. _ 6.--Our Maiket way well sup plied Willi samiile4 of Wheal, which sold about 55. to /35. pry, quarter loser than la,t week A ver ) short supply of iiew Oats, which wa, duff in sale, and lower. Prices ai fdlow :—Wllieats from so:. to 88s. ler quarter. (Yits . IC0)11 101. to 121. • 12i. per last. 13:ans 48.4. per qu:trier.. Mustard Seed, itr\v, 10s. 6,1. to 12s. :and inferior, old, 85..pe bu 'l. - artnouth, Od '6.--We had a liberal stipply all ;rain 11114 day: The . Wheat trade was dull, and 23. ref qttlirer lower: Barley wa, al'sn dull sale, btit prices remain the same. Gray' Pease and Oats are -vvi.!,,ut. al.e'ration.. Prices as torso,:.": What Rd 3.. to gds. Barley 40s.- to '42i. Grey Peas 445. Gat.4 28i. to 303. Bean,,nom , nal, per tivarter.' ~At jp:kvi , c;; tie 6;11 wit int, tfiere was ti -pretty ut Wheat, and sekeral varrtOles of gout pew' Wheat rqet a duii e_xiK - .ll . o'icecl a itAl4w of .2-i. per quarter. bane) met a pretty nrosic sale s and prices may, be s .noted 2s. pV! quarter higher:—Lmlleoi. alteration in otner .Prices a 3 follow :—Wheat to 98s. B ley 40s. to 465. 13eans48s.''INew 435. lirey , Peas I 445. to 7475. Boiling Peas 503 - .• Oats 28s. tti 325. 1 per quarter. . .laneliy Fair, .on Monday, the first of 04lober, was weilisupplied with Cattle of -all descriptions', wnich experienced but a dull sAle.- There was a greater show of horses than --tor. many years past, and young. PraughtHorses.solti at ln4h ; for 14e 'inferior kinds there were no bidders.-Un TUeb-, day, the number of fjoi,s, was gteater titan us , ,;al, and they wet a qick sale at -advanced prices.., Mr. Hurst: gtatifle‘i the atuateurs with a show,of Rama try the Ryeland, New Leic e ster, South:lo;A u, and Cardigan ; for shape and fineness of wool tneir su periors have brit' been seen in the pri i4ci pal ity. War.efitid Celli • Mark , t, Oct. 5.--Our Market wag 'pretty Well supplied with Wife both hy - our tarrners. ap the river, whirrs caused a very du!l sale -In -W Wheats, a: ho.n 4s. per quarter lower. thin list , _week, and a good de-11 rernaitled on - ' weld at-t he ciosff• of the market: Malt terry - dull, and ii.-'l„;Wer.:' A few cargoes of new O'ifs , %.,ere at rnarkei;:,wMclt-ctieseAt S--1 - vavy sale, ac6d.. - per lo cer. Beansere ts. oeapj. ' B 'l'.J 3.- Our MartAtt-remaills witho u t alit pr ces-frona last•day, viz. - Fat - Beet 755. to and!Muttoo fiom 7d. to 8:1. per lb, Grating ..:atti-ystAl et high4,tices.. S!oi4 Hogs Very dear ; a o snow -of fish HOgs, which b:ou,jit 1 its. tr.l.- score. At 'Brain!r , c Far, on .Tues-I:ty ticl Wednesday, the -2d and 5d instant; there was-but a pOor show of gwoLl Cart Horses of - any•tlescripitioi: ; the former, of- good s!.ope, were readily sold; - but evi dentl) at tlo et' p• ice th.in ltas been of laiegiVen. Lean • stock •was r botight - up• rapiclrit, -- dWing . to the shortness of feed and the dearness of hak,: . Buitet a. Cll.•es,. were, ass the trade express it, •cdatost,oui of pr .cc, scarcelHeaving the opportunity of-recover , ing'• by ;retail the-Wholesald price and'expetices. , Hops, of,, which .there was very incousickrabie ; sortie small parcels of par ,i.fr were sold,as high as 25. , per ib: ifiddingtoir, Sept. - 28 . .-..:Wheat had'a lie - ay sale, i'md prices w'ere in. general lover. Barley same , as last . best 335. curreitt !,rice 28s. to 32 . a." (fats 4s. per hull cheaper, b. st 263. cnrrent prices 21s. tro .s arid Beans 235. to 30s. per boll. were• 73-G boils of Wheat its the Market, whereof 5t t fctched trout 30s to 455. per boil:- Average 3-9-, 3d. 8- t2thi per boll. - .FakvnfliSitti,' Oat. 4:-Our Market this day was - sai;plied with Waeat•and : Burley, toe former .had rt . ver y sale at . trout 21'."10 4s. per quarter :cheaper ;* the latter not very brisk:- but maintained -last -- wee'k's prices. • Particulars- - as follow Wheat iroS.' h Dos. acid Batley 40s. 'to 42:5. pc r quarter. Fairs on' Mo..day, Oct. 1, there - wa3 a• large. show of -Sheep (shearitigs-and creines), - imt not . su many latribs as - ustral•:"• SOOth retched frown 251.. to: 2dl. -and iNorfolkS from 221. to ;. pe rr r seers: Cows and-Calves Wf&re very cle . a4. At i iet'erborough Cattle Fair, on Tuesday, Oa: 2,. notwithstaridihg- there tsar a -large tliovektbUsellers' ni,inaged to keep-up the prices until late in the, day. '- Horses sold deat l er titan was expected ;. in one in ,siatsce, a sucking Foal :sold - for 20 guineas. Of •Che:•;se, prime dairies fetched from 80s. to-85s, ; in- . . Prior Tr . s. per cwt. ; Uaions 3s. tia. to 4s. lid, per bushel. Lynn, oa. liar an exceediiig 00d - sop, • ply of Wheat at Market to-day, which met with a reduction of full 4s. per . qu'after. , Barley goes oti , fekiiiy; At our firhier quotations. Other descrip 7 tions of grails are without alteration. Flour - is steady.. - Prices as follow :.-Wheat, best stis. to 41ii. Ditto second (old) tit6s, to 70s. Barley, 455. to 465.'0;6, best 28s. to :40S, Ditto second,. 18s. to 193. Grey Peas, 445. to 465. and 48 , -. to 50s. per quar ter. Rape Seed , sol. per last. iiue Flour ''/Os. per sack. • I.ONLKI:si Printed by RICHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, Martlett-court, liow.strect ; and•l't the SuN.Chnos, No. l Li, Strand, where Advertisements, Orders for 1 all others ; th3l: he shall be deprived of btitiat, ind that his budy_shall.Atot be permitted to descend 'o , its.nrothvr earth, like those of iau is therefore ordered to he delivered to surgeon s , to be publicly dissected and aiii . itomi zed.• And any - oi her place, -that.perhaps might have been - the nuoisho l ent in your case ; but as there is no schuol- lot, medicine_ here, where you can be publicly an itomizucl, and as The enormity of your crimes cry fur the •sevetest plinshroent, I have resolved, by virtueot the po 'ets committed to me by thelaws of the realin, to male you, a mire lasting antf . Metnorib t le example of the !ate.whichawai,s the counnissi- n of such climes.— Ther , ..: is another. circumstance wh;ch weighs with' me. or d-tertnitring'on the nature of the punish anent. Trie,particular situation of that part of the country. where this crime was.,committed is but too • well calculated to invite the perpetration of crimes, by the means it affords of concealment. Its exten sive and vast woo Is, its . uninhabited moors, and the solitude-which reigns over it, are but too well calcu, fated, for triat purpose. I aril therefore anxious that the solit.tTy words and extensive Avrlds of Ibis . part of the country - may be traversedJby .rwery_persun of. both sexes at all times, sand even in the . hours, of night, with cu.,fidence and seeurityand it is my duty to make them safe its the streets of. this po pulous city. 1h we therefore determined, that atter our execution, you shall, he hurl in chants- moil the.towls of she air pick the .flesh off your and • your bones blea•zh and whitert in the win Is of Heaven, thereby to afford a idolistalo warning oft_he fatal consequence., which almost inevitably at tend the indulgence of. the passionsand hoping • that the exa:ople may operaie iri the prevention of ,crimes, - and for the • more permanent safety ot the eople. " I-have now only to pronounce the senience•of the law, which is—that you, tie carried hack to the • I prisons ot, nverness and Elgin o and there to remain, fed on .tp.ead ano Water, until Wednesdoy.„ the t 4th . day of Novi tuber next ;'.and on that day tube taken fortu frora prison, and on such comentent part-of the moor, near to the place where the.crime was. hointirlitied, as stall. be - fixed upon by the Sheriff or Eigir dire, .to behanged by the net k until you are, dead, and thereafter to•toe hung in chains—and this for dooni—and may God 4 Almighty have mercy crux your _ Gtitsn, who:m a gooLlouking young man, about i 9 yens of age, appeared tOtaily in ensible. to his .and eyett when the awful seuteuce 'pronounced upon him; in a,tnanner that would the heart of, ally" other human being, his i COntliellanCe betr)ed not the.slightest symptom of 'edit% or remorse. • A pqmphh , t, tinder the title of ‘‘ A Warning to tercqttentets of Debiung Chtbs," his Just been # l 2,,bikij,,i, and whten is well wort-hy of ten "r he follo‘A int; is an'extrad from it :---- i n et 1 4 s 1(),,!: fo'r *a moqrnt into the trachioery !by, which inese vehicles of vice,.blaspheiny, and .Se dition, sea in motion. A'spectilat.4 in the idle nesf. and lollies ~f irs know-citizens rents a;-large. • room der he pielynceof bealtrig, The falling sick.. - uess of the,Stairi, buttealiy with the vied of coring the coi , t,surription, which he vicio,:s courses,hayn in troduced into his pOcl,c,ct. To this ),lace he ito, •he,titiwary as if to a ‘ fezt4t of reastiii,' tii whic, , ,h, they ate to be regaled WU h what he : pompnusly calls ,A:question ;,:lways,involving I s'orneinfilirimatory topic in,niorals; 0 1 4)0 1 1 6e 5. , 1i pr...vionsly fixed en to be debated, .and,bills,vt.fare ' sty throughout.the town. At the appohiL , ..l hour .01 tneet Mg, some formal blockhead mounts tie'. : . ros:rum ;as president-, -and:, with a gravity irresistibly ludicrous, announces the subjc., t ofdebate, and han k - . ; ravers dawn the orators in succession, as they be.litn prescribed to their harangues by the wooden dock in the corner. „ In these societies,,ganager,'.._as styles has always at his command a band of hir‘d shouters, one of whom leads off or 'joins in the, de . bate as the pre-concerted signal, if, no,stage-struck volunteer should start for the amusqmentof the, au-. thence. r ( 1,11e snnject is t bus „debated with, much aid- . pirent ,ze,al . and earnestness, accompanied by a Last flow of sweat .and saliva.'froin, the orators, as it. the fate "of die WOrlade'pert: 4 ;el on the issue of, the coil test. .. Acc.oticling ) as the passions are excited, the,an dience anpiaud or disailprove ; and, w hen each spoutech s pertnrmed his part, stile persons present are called opoti to : give their.....verdia.. A howl of ac,- clamat ion announces to . the peaceable neighbourhoou that the '1 Manager' has gained his point ; tliepas sions-of his aucienee page been inflanied; the Po. pul tr, or rather the irrational,. side ol the'quiesi ion is cirtied, and`_thoiie who ,came to give a sober judg ment are booted from the place. Tint question fo r the next evening's' debate is then given Our, and t hoe ielfconstitUtcd'philosopher,, divin e s, ntorTiliSi and 'statesmen, adjOurn: . The Mang, r' and ha: bud guard of Shil'rit;g orators theft proceed to share the profits oldie night at IleiZilb ,uritig ale;lionse, while . thepieturbb d spirits of d.scoutent 'and,disit fection hover with delight over their orgies ! " It would certainly be less (Sauget (Jos to society if tlie, vanity of, these int.endiaries were c.onfitned Ici ttie tour walls of their debating roots, or to the chimney cqrfier of an ale house ; but -by a daring_ abuse of the privieges of discussion afforded to all_ iii this tree and happy country, they make tip: press the ve-, iliac of their . impious or :immoral decisions, by pO,,t -_ jog them in every patt of the to,wn,.aS, coming, froth. a' most resuectaole and numerous audienci-; after very animatud and interesting debate l'" A few days ago as the BilckWall letter earner, in the employ of the Two-penny POSr, wits CrO;iSiti ;lank to go on board an I the E India Dock, to. deliver letters, ihe plank g- , .‘e way, and he tell into the:w r ater, anJ was got out by one of the ship's, Cbinpany with. great dirlic,l;ty. He lost his watch out of his WaiSicoat pocket;, hut kept. Ins let!ers sate in his haws, rhough . tincter water for some time. He wenritorne in the cinifiirm clothes of Ml.Aidprnaii,, which had he'en, lent him, but his wire refused tor spine time to adult hint, not knowing bun in his uniform'clres4.: isbed by WILLIAM'A}(MIC;EK SCRIPPS, South Mo;ton. :he Paper, Leiters, tor the Editar ace. tpusi-paid), Lnus SURREY SESSIONS, i;, JNYEJU ESS Cinb JT. W .,„ We have already..'Med the case of .-L 7 .ezonlor Gillon, son of:Charles Uttiot . i or 'Gam', tabour :-.1 is Lottgbri,le i late servant to John" ThonipsOn; former at btynie,. in- pa,ish -4Jt . Spey mouth. tout,d guilty Cl the crime (It 14e.- and (OW f, co:ii t,:!,l upon the person of Eisiwi'Lini.b, daubtiter of John Lamb, in Nethe tun, - in the s.ild -parish: Tbe following is an it - nperfeci ,ketch of the very inyfes,ivespeech deliterk4 b . , the .Loiffs Jos - rice. CLetii. u& this occasion; tiy Which e'v'ery iti,c'ourt was deeply affected, except the tinhappy wretch who was so feelingly admunished-:--- . , " Alex.inder GA:in—Yon . were 'indicted and accused at the instance of his :Majesty's Atho7 cate, for havinig . toreiblyc-Inioitted a fqd on the person of Elizabeth Lamb, a child of little more . than ten f yeA - s ot - age,.and lot havaig. ant_lnwa di [mu del- d her, by breaking her ,kuil to pieces. Of rbese crn it , ..s you have been found guilty q the uttanitnons volt 01.1 Jury, on !he most senstaoory and ctin vipt i -g evidence, not only uncontroverted by prcol, but eotitilmt:d in the drams' iii,:nner, ,by your o‘'A n judlc;al declaration. Oi your g , .iit thuS estabtish,:a by the verdict of an intelii-,;ent Jury, there un tortuuarely can reuniin no. doubt ; and guilt such es Ours has seldom .ap;,e,tred. la - evidence 'before any Court of Justice: Either of the crimes ot 'which you were accused would (wire- been simply sutbeie6t to have brough. you into your present .xvieteheci predicament—either . would .have been . suilleient .ti, ha-,e weighed down the soul of , any human being, - 10 the lowest pit Of I,ercittioni 'but .bob cotnt:vh ed, . exhibit a pi ,cure of depravity which human nalure has seldom displayed.. - __ _ "ler such - circumstances of accuinolatcd" and aggravated gnitt,l look upon any punishment winch yoU cau receive in this w rcy. oin is to Did you flatter y ourseit that, if you escaped :e ectiuu lyre, you could have lived or taken your phiceamoog,the :industrious in the peaceful occupatons of men If so, you greatly ileceivd yourselt.—lne in,mgled corpse ot thk 11:1Cca) igly eci you. led would have • Ora a- de ) , otiv cur alit at widatight,_ and hurl or and d,-- span- Wouldt hate driven you to wise venge;ltice upon yourseli lU cscdpe the songs of ,in agoolzing - con belenCe. " In pronouncing the sentence of tiw there iortl, upon you, 1 conlii:ter n to' be .ffieity. pale, then, for the impending tale tS yun, and trot which repentance, ,s,u kind n. it seue,l repentance, can eloite shdter you. dt yOur".ar. dud your sutieriogs, d alit' It.ill alike ielleN,e here, aodpeth/ps, thru.git the ui. God; . he - gate- ut oierL) relay )et b UI ened i pp.l I:eleatter. Wtteth,-r you are pnssess,%t of retigton, or to what I.)4su : is )uu . I know no ; but !rum your Ihivn% a. ends ct. k) pirish church, I pre , ut,io }cu tre. to t,„e rel-gton, ihe' i bi l o s, c r s . you wilt hut many euttn,,o:ty yuattri.d, rs iN,,-11 as butlitinOy dtwoed, , to .itfora. you e%ecy a is aoc c . Bu , tale care; Crt,ties like yotti, even b, rueicy,.ase not easily ;111d tiu 01: , t ; but tile aloA utikigt,ed an i cuuttite open' up the least . glitupse ot. ope th,it'thw of of your Litiliarapelcd sins c.ill (45taittc.1. 1 C ,, i „, 11 it tuusl b, 'the illeitts mid dibl - tetildttsoui itedtkint-n above"that can save your-sci:at Eutniii ment enornnty of our guilt so badly de ds , ‘-you have haci'au that - the v;ai , ;..2- ful a nt i 'eve (ii r down upou yotir clime, and t,, .t h toir.tcolousty . ~ b atidoned you to yoursett, ,sO as vi•hich you had 'rc:•sat'v.: 1 .to to corit:...a; yoilf ; guilt, (tic very means Vi t thett •coriv,ite disc:m.3i } y:z- r -• It aas np:stualt iggtas ltjvii ot your' otten..e , i r you ' , kettr,q6elrt - iti• with - ille"Wood of :Lie 'Lit • child, WhJin y u had viola F. , i alit! niurdeicd, to the tempie of the Lot d, implok•ty peo r ie utfering•uii their privets to the 1\1,4 His wonderful idterposttion insular); (lireci ed tilA act of to the discovery ut •);o.tr guilt; it was your. . 1 . erturbed and restess betisavii)ur in the house of God.w.hich led to ilie!s•uspicioniOt•yoor having neat the perpetrtur of the mat der, - It avOrds a otetnorible that the eye ot• - .Gottqlievet sleeps, anti that. he t ,brings, -about - detectiOn•bythe eircum'sratices were :ittindect ,to.shield "tt out discoverY. - .4orctliought that,:. by gning:ed church, assuming the sule.on appearance, and itunating'the conduct of tile peop;e,ot Uod, you g wo4th4i4ve been able to conceal y'ourgliit—but that ,conimand oter our Self, which you, trusted to, .deserted you. You had not that composure which a conscience at ease bestoAs. Your rsilesstiesss and anxiety iti4r4ed you out to Cusetvation,' and ,the house of God to which you had impiOusty, th;:d. to cover your ~ v. l ck:edrkess, became the mansns of blitzing your guilt to the ligjit of day.. • , : • t • " Such is the nature of your crimes, and such •I he enotrnity of your giatit. I have iio Cous dwelt upoic theru-to ittsult,y.ou : tar it from me to triumph over the w - eaKneas, tilu iti s'.ortuttes, or o i. a .fellow.-creatute. i;..hp)tv, tut). well the frailty. to .. whit:!, , in common .with ! T he rest ut trianl;ino, 4311 insideut,„to otter you any I.yniy dweil u i ,gni theal,to awaken you,, on : . the ihreshoo to a sense of the enormity, of clT.4}es not neat,u,ot: the .utuals of anaultind. : I inert-Awe . enireai you p to apply ctiliphily tO,the natnisters of our holy reli i .;nin, to whatever fie 9. you all, you c ilI huh able a2r.l religious pastors to'introct you 11,.,w to ho-: torgiveliess of God. I repeat that this c:i!•!..et h•.• • easily obt.tined ; spend not („le idle or fri•. , : - •tous mo ment ; it you improve the si , o• t.perip(l you have to live; you may yet hope tot tOrZi7e:inS, of our blessed SaViobr. " It only remains for me to state the punishment which.yotfare to uncieigo. The law has uechi,ted tat the crimes of rape amid Murder shall be puhi?ilet with death . ; and :tor. that a riturder, the highest that can becuttuniitcd, bet.aose the injury irretrievable, amid the cOnseqtteoc,s never can c;e. done; the law has supe3tadJed .• stigmas. It has decreed, that tit.: exit - Moat found guilty of it, shall oe,bereft of privileges continuo t RIOTING. Timothy Brady . , Juwe Carrot lic>xitzel &and" ; ling, and IkilliOnt Twat'py fwur Irish iaboorers, were chdrgeci lib a riot a, , d assault on the persqn of 6360ab1e, vn ‘Vestminster-bri on' the 5 h instant, as safe in our Paper of Mrinday *lasi. They vteie ; and Brady, f,he min who ,v..)unded the Corr, s!ab!e, seotynced to nine nibut s hard It !h e Hoek: or Corrediour and the other three six month: each: •; • lkiiliatti Price, a bny aboui .rourfeen years t,f a gt e .' was indicted tnr stealing tw', viper parcels,' 0) " 6, • ! taining,ten shillings worth of halfpence, troto 11) ! shop of Mr. LOw, Rottii..thit he. q,Pea rc ' ' ' that the prisoner, aceo Pparued by another boy, ap' ti o his . own age, went into -The proseenor's• ' ll° ' on the 22d of Septemberlast, under pre t ence ot: P ul l chasing sornething ; and while Mr. Low's atteotioll was engirgyd : , the pi tsont_r watched 'his typo' tunitt to -red:ote the hall pet:ce, .V.‘ 7 l;reh w, re lying. on 0 4 '. counter, and conct-aled tthnu on his Attu. Tbo t )(l6► ha\k'ever, previous to visitin 4 Mr.• Low, " )3 , been in the shop of a Mrs. Wllson, two or tiger do° r '' distant, w there die ir-condul.4-4d. excitedloft; a .d,Nits. Wilson followed :arid watchei them into Mi. Low's shop, Where she 'arrived jut in tail • i t ! .prevent the prisoner making . liis esc a p e with (11 halfpence. On tier accusin g hint 12 in of having, ru.• , :d lie let he halfpence f a ii, atili..endeavouw,d, „, L ~t ° nru 'off, but was prt•tycnted ;- the other boy 10a“ti his escape. l'he Jury found the prisoner guilty; on ,his expresslng a.wtsit to g o seal b e Was scut. to the Marine Socteiy. t. Sar:qh IVill ants waq chargel with stealing a go iron, the proi.erty of Joho'bheitittrd, landlord of tb ° Compa,ses puititc,houst , Lambeth Marsh. it 4 ; peared .that lb,' prisoner went int o t he flip-rrroa and calla tor a..pint of biter, and whilst the pro'ec ° , tor wa4 drawing it, she went up to the tire-P l ' A `' wnere the grtdir.tit .‘ a. lytit,,tt.iok. it up, and ;t. She teas UUS,IVed, however, by ho was in the- tap-.room, who followed if, stops her In the ~tr.:.-et tit the gridiron in 11 ,1 " 1- ) "'", , session. pr'soner, in tscr deft:Lice, said she °l t . intended •l° 110 ' ,010 n. The Jttry found D ui ty, .itta the Court, in cni.i teration o; (o 4)„ tnl ) sentenced tier to .one week's hard to the' arru.a.or CorrectrOn. A . g lwur et .d . yde, ch a rged with sr ea ii r , g tto f r rupetty ut Jonn Wi..g, was to'tild s,:titer,ced ro tourtveri Clays third lah,•ur in the it' - . ot Corrt•cti- n. • r . riatimpri and Ala.rtj Car nel i w• r e L i :, dtc!ec.i t• r k tt ti , seven s ik tro. o) shop of Mr. 171.014 oort .p... 1, recv, filarlitirtirs-toad 1t :,p i a art a tr.no 'U nee, that the prr,utrer:li o,ettr - .nto Pros , "tor, 11.10 , - . 1 the ,preterice of nu ) t og d 5 . kerelticf, Intl whilLt he sho,iii , n's :01 . 14A; ~. • other., rst: eti L . ; aret,f, r: y ;O,,L C0 , 0t:ec1111•„7, ,, the liaiatkt,it 1.0 they 'tett silop r,!.e cuter, bovev,r; d tlit halt numedately, irn.i followed file prisonti-r5,',..;, , , , t hcri.bn sr 2 a'rchitibt to- t i,, tOLitiri in rihir 'rite pi 'sone, s, the t:•ltle.4 of when did not 'Tr' to' be more (we' , ceied a. V sfial VCr) :1 hie . pet sons, - L ave Iht!Ot 9001 ho',vevor, fount! ttIC:L iii iii 'iVli(l/ hot Ito' ;Li cnendA ttrein . to the fives Cy` (.1 :' 1 Co,,r t; 60' COh'ittlerolloli .; of tl',e' Co:ta ,, do'l" ' tieY' had •citid the ICConitnepdation of the ,them IQ be Confined to hard •Lbonr. for cue 111..1?1';* ;the House of.Correctiori. , 7.. , The • business. of the Sessiona' finishej , Coot t adjourned. • • • , . • body : Of a you'ng: tv9:;.:an ,"as ,f the Pliddi . non . C.i-al yes't ;•i'dJy r3} cr . gowg IC work. She 4'ns dr,-;sed , ' . • rwantls trono - wd loce. I!' her r dic % - lit . wbich fs'ened Tier <s§; t w: 'ti);.1. ,113' ,. fourteen shihieg's; ahc. i . a reafer• •' of the 4eceased, it turnul. uui, WhO Sibone-"%tre,t. it was b .. ? 71; l eaps "of thi.; teft' f t 1 body of.; he c 1 .1;:.:c,,%-;es.',:NwiS One' yetei;day 1)$" a Ciscoo.oim! She .5'.f., 1 2 . -° e •.3 appreni: l / 4 ,..f,hip to a ‘t . ilol;?,.ill-. end of t'oe iii;. .6;11 of !: , r ., !!; L ilii, abo..t vkrAlty ytLI: s pod . . a preg . naist st cc, ‘.v the c ,ll -':'" suicide. She had beer. - Cw6 dugs Crum ii' ;r3l Sir C'.l cth ult BIRTUS. the L . _. _......0y the '. , :t,. .- .... .., ..... .-- : 10, •, KoQwits. bart.,liter. of ". Al M . :4lta; the Lady of Cuittnet IVilJer Af.r• , t . 4, Daught,:r. , ; .., 4 Of ' On the 2,1 lost. t!•e wife'of Thomas 'fr - gis.ll. .--. ' wife ' o f e Trativ,ll.,- l louse, ft.ar Catieria, of i wo, boys. e 1 3 0 ' ~,:, Geerg ('n l'.l. , ialay last a! RAtlte):-, the I.4dy ut o. 4 . e , ycr,Bart, of a -,.....ii* , t ' - :eir, -,.. ~ „ . . „ ~ it, The SAM: day, at k..ark.tot,, Nottini s hz!insitire, l'"i: GOo.ienvugh, of a D'au'gtilet: kilk Ycstelday, in i i atk-place, St: fames's, Mis. -Wir). of a DauOiter,_ N _. . . . On Sund, TO &S RDAY. Itidia Stock, 178 # 9f , Ii h.p . itAiontis, 19s• Bills, Ls.. Omnitim, s I iripenal.j Coas, tbr } 1 o ~-- 1 4t W Tt• act ) 11A41. A I: l Act 1v . 151 i Diq S A RC. fo r i t of Squir e iii V l " lac es for Ftill 1. , O X-11 oXes 7s. Low er -0441 -I>ric, 1)(p q (1 I t H d i .1(), va. the t i he rbt I I S N eb eth no West 1 ( ` Under t H . IS 1 Jitor u I \ir.. jt; t., l ces to Em i thtly • cs.a es 6s. h,.. "try zs bd. 0 1 he D. , ) rtl-141ce 1 4Llr liett. to w toe hi 'on h i `me ti 4 *l'L°itchy n Klun' ( ()thing Wity to tesp e( t i t 'ikE s () thlo hcee,. 5" . 1) So 1, 0 • 4,8 ' Tick k l eli A ttatto i q 1 L'R arid 4'tross 1; 0 - • 4 o •- r • . F I v 11161 • hegi;t tielts Muhlll. at b,, Vv her 4. Cowl „„. e • 2. 41 1 tlk t1e.1.4001. ) Yet tii Itt..)lr hi eetiv‘a,r .s, like netidc-, - "tind red Ti , mei - nil It Y , trid di "----=---. . . 111 (AN -` ES it 37 , , Y of iitio (-URN] b e 26 9, S'l ken i•ortun & ea r only .v • ~ I %z riZes of IVO -"" 7,qt p, zizza )le s , &—s 3,6 i' q„ An 4 i toliterri on I y 11°001`7111:411 \O- U YESTS Bank Stc,ck, 251 252 251 Navy s per („t 99 937 zgg I iSil 5 per Cent 1 per Cent. ZS 8z ~er ent. ett .6, ; pct Cent. Cons. on ra 13.1,•;, .\ t 7 7-16tIts 6 ,streei,,Gn,rvenonociu2 L be addressad. ~~ ~i ~ • ; • , 211,110:11 , ,D, . - •- •- 0 0 1 - - . - ~ On Weeinesclay last,at•Clieitenharp, M. 1. S.etrWr,4.'",',lsc . M...mber of tits ,v...p,i,y 's Council of the Island ot •;."'" . rat, to A•lis VV,.isli l'or:er. ' ... - ' •1 , I) IbO. - ' i 11 , s oi . . . Op Saturday last; at -Aberdeen', in the 431 year 0 -, w ry M r;'l. beattN., P•iotessdr of Civil and Natural li'' -, I iNl.trischai Cotlegi . and Oniversity. , tie n oo l-1 , . Ott Sunday anight, at Reading, aged 21, MiS 5 ~p ill I jo.seph Robinson ThOrnion; daughter. of F. Ii• ' ' '- i ii r , Esq. and niece of 'Mrs. W• -, ench, fornierly of the •'5, . Royal, Drury-lane ~ . , ,06 ~li ' ,F Latel), at Intake, neat . Sheffield, Rebecca War ", 7 1 0 " I . She has lift le; ct intuit, grarut-children, great-gr-'' ~./ • then, and great-great-grand-children I _..../ r"' 1